Finally!

Here's the link to the audio recording of the conference call we had with David Henke on Saturday February 2nd, 2008.

Conference Call 2/2/08

David Henke is the founder of Watchman Fellowship. He has written a workbook that we have been using as a tool to recover from what we experienced in TBS/GGWO/LGM called "Recovering From Spiritual Abuse."

The call was great and well attended. There were about 30 calls in to the conference call that day, and in some cases there were several people sitting around a speakerphone, so between 30-60 people were listening in.

We have access to this phone number and it has been discussed that we could meet on Saturdays and go through the workbook if there is an interest to do so.

Anyway, if anyone wants a workbook he gives his email address out several times during the recording in the beginning and at the end.

RICH...COULD ONLY GET THE VERY BEGINNING OF THE MESSAGE AND THEN IT CUT OFF???

Anybody else have technical difficulties? It should play in Quicktime, and you may need to update since QT needs updating every other week...

I was able to hear the whole message again and thought this is so informative on what is a controlling ministry.
I just had a thought !!! What if we could make about 10 copies of this and then place them on the Elders vehicals who meet for the New & Improved Leadership meetings on Wed night. Better yet lets do all the cars that are around the building so that all can hear and make their own informed decision on what has taken place and still is there.

Problem: My browser is Firefox 2.0.0.12. If I left click the link, the QT plugin plays only the beginning of the recording.

A solution: Right click the link and save the target on the hard drive. Now you can play it with QT, WMP, Winamp or whatever software or gizmo that plays mp3 and it should play OK.

Thank you very much for recording the tele-conference.

Thank you Tacomans for this recording. I just listened and found it helpful.

I left 3 years ago (Baltimore) and it has taken me longer than you to directly pursue recovery.

I visited (GG Tacoma) once in 1995 and so enjoyed hanging out with some of the people for a couple of days. I am glad to think of you supporting one another as you move forward.

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